NO, the search for "category:tese "Umutina" or "morfoligia" finds nothuing from this page.

You should copy the link of this thread into a new bug-message/ page:
http://feedback.wikidot.com/bugs:_all

Could be , that the age of the page is iomportant..?

Any insights, please?

 [[div style="float:left;"]] [[module ListPages category="support" order="title" perPage="200" limit="200" offset="150" separate="false" prependLine="||~ Page ||" appendLine="||~ ||"]] || %%title_linked%% || [[/module]] [[/div]] 

Each column starts from where the bottom of the previous one ends and it doesn't paginate. I think it does what you want.

 .article{ -moz-column-width: 25em; -webkit-column-width: 25em; column-width: 25em; -moz-column-gap: 2em; -webkit-column-gap: 2em; column-gap: 2em; -moz-column-rule: thin solid black; -webkit-column-rule: thin solid black; column-rule: thin solid black; -moz-column-fill: balance; -webkit-column-fill: balance; column-fill: balance; } 

You can see it here, where it also has a text-align: justify.

 [[div style="float:left; width: 45%; padding: 0 2%"]] [[module ListPages category="*" perPage="250" order="titleAsc"]] %%title_linked%% [[/module]] [[/div]] [[div style="float:left; width: 45%; padding: 0 2%"]] [[module ListPages category="*" perPage="250" offset="250" order ="titleAsc"]] %%title_linked%% [[/module]] [[/div]] 

it works fine for the left column, but I can't figure out how to get the right column list to pick up where the left one left off-
that is to say: the left column proceeds in a titleAsc fashion, but the right one neither continues from the bottom of the left list, or lists it's items alphabetically.

Any thoughts?

I wonder if/when the dev team was going to tell about these changes?

We've fixed it. Look like Wikidot have moved the #page-info <div> to hold #page-options-bottom <div>.

We had #page-info set as display:none; in our CSS.

Hence why it wasn't displaying.

Edit: The source you posted above is for the hover tips that open up when you hold your mouse over the page options normally located at the bottom of the page. They are supposed to be hidden until you hover over a link.

We are actively trying to find a solution for this but I thought it wouldn't hurt to post anyway.

Earlier today the Edit buttons disappeared on our site.

wikicollecting.org

It was situated next to "Home" at the top of the page. If you look at the code you can see that the buttons are still there. But set to display none with inline CSS.

We believe this is due to changes to Wikidot. But if anyone else has ideas on why its like this/how to fix it let me know.

Regards

jd

EDIT: I don't think the display:none is having an effect. Possibly its to do with our CSS but we haven't changed that.

if you edit a page - you can see your login status at the top and your account…

if the account is on top but at the save moment not.. than there is a time out causing this or the cookies are always lost between the tabs or browser windows?

edit
Quesiton: are you working in different windows with the same page?

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I have been using the same IP address—ok one minute and not ok the next.

The site is open.
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API access to this site is enabled

set the tags based on form input

This can't be done automatically at the moment, but there is a workaround which I described at http://community.wikidot.com/forum/t-402555/automatically-setting-tags-for-a-page-based-on-form-input

And don't forget to read the documentation on dataforms at http://www.wikidot.com/doc:data-forms

is the collapsible blocks new?

No we've had it for at least the last 2 years.

Of course, I also would want to set the tags based on form input, to distinguish between the different types of skills. I found the page describing how to do it; now I need to try all this out. It seems like a little overkill, considering I only expect ever to have 30-odd skills. Still, I think that once I'm done, I'll be pretty happy I did it, and I can use the same technique for stunts, which are potentially unlimited. I only wish I hadn't wasted so much time on the other technique. Well, live and learn.

Thanks again.

I'll try it. My case is actually slightly more complex than I described, because the skills are actually categorized in groups (Knowledge Skills, Physical Skills, etc.) but I think I can still make that work.

(I had played with a page template, but I didn't realize that I needed to make a DataForm to be able to use it as I expected. That was the bit I was missing. I hope and assume that I can add tags through that mechanism so that I will have a test for the ListPages. I wouldn't want to have to add the skill tag manually — that will be destined to fail.)

right structure for foldable-list-container sections.

Just put the ListPages module inside [[collapsible show="Show Skills" hide="Hide Skills"]]...[[/collapsible]] tags.